Autumn palette becomes Kodachrome Nature?s canvas about to get more colorful The Rocky Mountains in Idaho can be one of the prime spots for fall foliage viewing, but you don?t need to leave the Wood River Valley. This photo was taken near the Sawtooth National Recreation Area, north of Ketchum, and shows a golden stand of aspens. Aspen trees have the widest distribution of North American tree species. Photo by David N. Seelig

Friday, September 21, 2007

• Quail Creek saga far from over?
  Decision to approve project appealed to state Supreme Court

• Housing Week to provide information, events aplenty
  3rd annual event to focus on solutions to local housing problems

• Cast a line for a better world
  Fly-fishing guides raise funds for African orphans

• Airport to close for part of 2 days
  Friedman reconstruction enters final phase

• Bellevue-to-Hailey paving project postponed
  Early cold spell cause for concern for road crews

• Fire recovery meeting scheduled
  Public is invited to Sept. 25 event in Ketchum

• Dollar set for full facelift by next year
  City approves two more high-speed quads

• McHanville under the looking glass
  Sept. 26 meeting to help determine area?s future

• News Briefs
  

• Fido, can you hear me?
  Pet communicator will work with animals and their humans

• Beware of owner
  

• Valley gets some spirit
  Film Festival gathers together uplifting films

• Gay-Lovin' Liberal Commies
  

• Rogue tactics?
  

• Workforce housing needs Idaho legislative solutions
  

• ?Is it more than a border??
  

• Cutthroat, Wolverine soccer teams clash Saturday
  Undefeated Sun Valley teams visit Hailey as favorites

• Burley comes to play, shocks WRHS in five
  Defense gives Bobcats the upper hand

• Panther spikers play tough in Mackay
  

• Another exciting Saturday for youth football
  Wood River teams host Hailey games

• Richfield stays hot over Cutthroats
  

• Davis T. Hammond
  Memorial Service